Escudero discussed plans for the fight during a recent Q&A session on his official website.

The UFC has yet to announce any plans for UFC 103, but sources close to the event told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) it’ll take place Sept. 26, possibly in the U.K.

Escudero (11-0 MMA, 1-0 UFC), a state high-school wrestling champion who later became an All-American at Pima Community College, used his dominant wrestling skills to overwhelm many of his “TUF” competitors. However, as MMAjunkie.com detailed in a recent UFC Fight Club Q&A recap, he’s been working on his stand-up.

“I went from being a pure wrestler to, on the finale, I had a little bit of boxing,” Escudero said at the Nashville, Tenn. session. “I knew what my weakness was. My next fight, don’t be surprised if I become a boxer.”

Miller, meanwhile, recently became a hero in many fans’ eyes. Picking up his sixth win in a seven-fight span, Miller quickly submitted controversial “TUF8″ cast member Junie Browning at UFC Fight Night 18 earlier this month. The bout was part of the night’s Spike TV-televised main card.

Since October 2006, Miller has lost just once. He’s registered victories over notables such as Leonard Garcia and Jorge Gurgel during the span.

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